WELLUR - Towel Warmer Bucket (X-Large)

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In terms of design, towel warmers come in a range of styles to match any decor. From sleek and modern to traditional and classic, there's a towel warmer to suit every taste. Consider the overall aesthetic of your bathroom and choose a towel warmer that will complement the space. Consider the Features If you have a small bathroom, you'll want to choose a compact towel warmer that won't take up too much space. Wall-mounted towel warmers are a good option for small bathrooms, as they can be installed out of the way and won't interfere with floor space. Hard-wired: These warmers are connected to the home’s electricity mains and typically require professional installation. But because there are no exposed plugs or wires, they can be installed directly next to wet areas. There’s nothing like pulling on a warm towel after a shower, and a towel warmer (also known as a towel heater) is the perfect way to build in some at-home pampering. To help you weed through the numerous options available, we tested some of the most popular towel warmers available. The mounting was straightforward with the included hardware, and the unit felt sturdy on the wall. The Heatgene can also be hardwired for those who want a sleeker look.

No, towel warmers do not make towels wet. Their function is to dry towels thoroughly, so when you use a towel from a towel warmer, it will be warm and dry. 4. What are the cons of a towel warmer?This unit is more functional than stylish. It isn’t going to add a wow factor to your space, but it’s slim and neutral enough to blend in with any décor. The warmer was assembled out of the box and simple to use during testing, with an easy on/off button and a light that turns from red to green when the warming cycle is complete. The plug easily extended to our outlet with a coiled wire, which has a 6-foot reach. We didn’t love the look of the coil, but it worked well. The unit can hold two towels or a towel and bathrobes around the eight bars. We tried it with two bath towels, and the items were slightly warm after the recommended 15 minutes. After 30 minutes, the heat level was more to our liking, but still not hot. We wrapped the towels through the bars for more efficient heating. Even though they didn’t get very hot, the unit was effective at drying damp towels after use.

WIRED: It's big enough to fit three regular-sized bath towels if I crammed them in there. I only use one per shower, but you and a partner could share it and both have warm towels when you get out. Or, if you like oversized bath towels, you've got enough room. It's made of nice but not astounding materials (the lid wobbles in its place, but the plastic outer canister and lid are made of glossy plastic).To make it more worth my while, I started warming two towels at a time so I could swap a fresh, warm one after I drained the first of heat. But then I was doing twice as much laundry. I don't much like the idea of dedicating space to a product I can only use for 15 minutes every morning, so I started dropping blankets and hoodies in the Zadro and Haven canister-style warmers to have something warm to toss on while watching TV. Just remember, don't heat anything with buttons or zippers. Nobody wants YKK burned into their fingers for life.

Electric towel warmer s consume very little energy and are available as either plug-in or hardwired. Plug-in models are simply plugged into an outlet like other appliances, and most have an on/off switch with a timer. They can be wall-mounted or freestanding and can be placed wherever there is an electrical source. Much simpler to install, these are the more popular choice to add to an already finished bathroom. Hardwired towel warmers need to be integrated into the home’s electrical system and therefore require a professional to install them. No, towel warmers are generally considered low-energy appliances, with most costing only a few cents per day to operate. Q. Will a hot towel warmer heat a bathroom?With an attractive design and compact size, the Live Fine Towel Warmer features a 15-minute adjustable timer, with up to 60 minutes of heating time to meet different needs and preferences. The Amba doesn't come with a timed delay, so unless you want to shell out extra cash for an accessory, you'll have to wake up early just to turn it on, then go wait around for a while before you hop in the shower. It's not something I had time for when I had to get to work. Fast Heating Up, Comfier large towel warmers for bathroom can rapid heat up in one minute and reach high temperature in 6 minutes,heat towels in 10 minutes. Simple one-touch control can provide you with up to 60 minutes of heating. After take a shower or relaxing soak, nice to wrap up in a hot towel. TIMER SETTINGS: Always have warm towels ready by using the built-in timer to heat your towels for 15, 30, 45 or 60 minutes before automatically shutting off